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Pirates Vote on First Baseball Guild in History
Pittsburgh Pirates players vote today in baseball history's first collective bargaining election. Thirty-one eligible at 9:30 to 6:00 p m Eastern. option to approve Murphy's American Baseball Guild or retain the player management committee. Murphy claims 26 Pirates hold membership cards as tensions over union leadership rise.
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Dodgers aim for road swing as pennant hopes ride on travels
The Brooklyn Dodgers head out on a two day stand in Pittsburgh then visit Cincinnati for three games as they chase a late season push. Manager Leo Durocher’s squad faces tough trips across the Alleghenies and a doubleheader against the Cardinals in Pittsburgh. The trip ends with a Chicago swing and a push to finish strong at Ebbetts Field. Minor leagues prepare to end seasons with many folding by September 2. Rumors in Pittsburgh center on Pirates management and potential new managers including Frankie Fusch, Jimmy Dykes, Rogers Hornsby, or Donie Bush.
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All-America Junior Tournament action at Washington
Nine of fifteen teams entered the second round of the All America Amateur Baseball Association junior tournament as games moved to four Ellipse diamonds behind the White House. Philadelphia and Brooklyn tied 2 2 when darkness halted play.
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Telescope sight hype meets rifle schooling in old article
The piece notes public attention on telescope sights and recalls Colonel Townsend Whelen's emphasis on rifle accuracy. It argues many cannot afford or master such optics yet credits Lywan type sights for early success and ongoing interest in rifle training and schooling.
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National League Scores and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday's NL results show St. Louis routed Cincinnati 6 0 with only game. Today's NL schedule lists Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago. American League notes Chicago New York games and more. Mid Atlantic and International leagues also listed with several matchups and scores.
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Steel Age Defeats Sparta 16 to 8 in Gap-Closing Game
The Steel Age team defeated Sparta 16 to 8 last evening at Aero Field. Wyble earned the win with five hits and a homer in the second, while Kowlh also contributed a homer and strong pitching. Sparta’s starter was Corry.
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Dutch Harrison Sets Early Pace In PGA Qualifier
Dutch Harrison led early in the Portland Oregon PGA qualifier at the Willamette course with steady play. Several competitors including Jimmy Mines and Chan Harper posted strong rounds as the field narrowed toward qualification.
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Jamestown Ousts Welle in Narrow 11 11 Doubleheader
Jamestown defeated Welle in a tight contest and Sugarland 10 1 Bradford led the scoring with 7 6, while Meat posted a 16 12 win. Twickport and Hasnileia sat idle.
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Youngstown Sweeps Two From Erie Sailors
Youngstown swept two games from the Erie Sailors in a multi game baseball series. Multiple errors and unclear score details leave some lines unreadable, but the final result shows Youngstown defeating Erie twice.
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Hopp and Musial Share Batting Lead In American
Johnny Hopp of Boston ties Stan Musial for batting lead as Sunday games shape the race. Dixie Walker climbs to third, Johnny Mize slips with injury, Vernon's hot streak helps Washington climb, while Sid Gordon and Billy Conigliaro stay near the top amid a tight race.
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Ladies A League Plans Keg Night For Season Start
The Lares Ladies A League held a business session at Mrs. Wile Haim Dunlap’s home to finalize the season kickoff. The group announced a September 1 start at 7 o clock with plans to form five Lew bowlers teams and implement time handicaps as the league reorganizes after several years.
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Eight teams in Easter Pro Cage Loop announced
The Eastern Professional Basketball loop plans a 1994-97 season with eight Pennsylvania teams. President William D Morgen stated Binghamton Scranton Carbondale Wilkes Barre Hazleton Muncy Reading and Lancaster will field squads.
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Sisler Stars as Cards Score in 6-0 Win Over Cincinnati
Dick Sisler delivered a bases loaded double in the first inning as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6-0 at Sportsman's Park. The rookie, once moved from first base, sparked the victory helping push the drive toward first place Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Negro Merchants to Host Detroit Stars on Thursday
Baseball fans will see the Corry Merchants host the Detroit Stars Negro American League team Thursday at 6 o clock. The Merchants sit fifth in the standings as the season winds down. No other local game is on the schedule this week while management negotiates a three game series with Union City starting next week.
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Montgomery is KO'd By Mouzon In Non Title Bout
Philadelphia report says 16 year old Wesley Mouzon defeated champion Bob Montgomery by knockout at 1:48 of the second round in a non title bout. Promoter Herman Taylor promoted a $50 beauty with strong gate receipts totaling $68,704. Montgomery held title in New York and Pennsylvania but not NBA recognized.
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